Sarah MacLean
Heartbreaker (Hell’s Belles, 2)
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1834. Adelaide Trumbull is royalty. Criminal royalty, that is, for her father is head of the most feared criminal gang in South London, and ...Read Review
Brazen and the Beast: The Bareknuckle Bastards Book II
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Twenty-nine-year-old Hattie Sedley is planning her Year of Hattie, in which she inherits her father’s business, lives life on her own terms, ...Read Review
Wicked and the Wallflower
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In this sensual romance set in 1837 London, a dashing rogue named Devil, benevolent crime lord and King of Covent Garden, meets his match ...Read Review
The Day of the Duchess: Scandal & Scoundrel, Book III
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1836. When Seraphina, Duchess of Haven, bursts into the House of Lords to demand a divorce by Act of Parliament, their lordships are shocked ...Read Review
A Scot in the Dark
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In this entertaining Regency, Sarah MacLean freshens a standard plotline (ward with a problem meets unexpectedly young and handsome guardian) with a particularly ...Read Review
The Rogue Not Taken: Scandal and Scoundrel, Book 1
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The first book in this new series by Sarah MacLean is billed as “old-school TMZ” and does it deliver. The Talbot sisters, daughters ...Read Review
Never Judge A Lady By Her Cover
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1823. Ruined Lady Georgina, daughter and sister to dukes, has escaped her old life and transformed herself into Anna, a mysterious courtesan, who runs ...Read Review
One Good Earl Deserves a Lover
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The “lady scientist” character is becoming a stock figure in 19th-century historical romance. She gives authors the opportunity to create a character who ...Read Review
Nine Rules to Break when Romancing a Rake
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By 1822 Calpurnia Hartwell is, by all the standards of the ton, well and truly a spinster. A bit overweight and plain of face, ...Read Review
